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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
19
In a bridge auction, a one no trump overcall signals 16 18 points and a guard in the opponentu2019s suit. West doubles two hearts, wasting the advantage. East would likely choose two no trump, while West should have passed to avoid a costly result.
Tips on making cement for ivory repairs using equal parts percha and pitch. How to avoid tarnish on brass with a clear lacquer coat. Sateen gloss preserved by borax wash. Bridge puzzle explores bidding and declarer play, with a sample hand and question for tomorrow.
Jar cap removal uses a damp towel to form a handle and twist for grip. Earthworm extermination suggests inserting unburnt sulphur matches around potted plants in quantities by plant size. Frozen foods thaw faster when exposed to free air at room temperature using a cake rack.
Bloomington dispatch from June notes Indiana University Regional campus in Fort Wayne will introduce four year programs leading to degrees in education and business. The plan expands IU regional offerings and aims to broaden access for students in northeast Indiana.
A 1965 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a daily fortune game. Count your name letters, adjust by rules to get a key number, then scan a rectangle left to right at those positions to read a hidden message. Television schedule appears as a distribution note.
A San Diego area broadcaster launches a new Silent Sunrise series on CBS Wish channel eight. The program features color broadcasts and aims to showcase local talent.
An OCR fragment shows an ad for a Color TV shop at 1531 Meridian with phone 643 6995 and a stray phrase FROM ARMS. The readable portion suggests a local commercial listing rather than a full article.
Local ad promotes services and sales with slogan Where Service Comes First and mentions daily opening hours and availability for customers seeking on site assistance and products.
Practical tips for tired shoppers detailing foot care with comfortable footwear and hot cold baths, plus relaxing exercises for the neck and arms. It advises a quick beauty routine including a corn meal mask and DIY facial care, ending with how to contact Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Washington reports that while the Air Force active craft have fallen from 17 000 to 14 600 in five years and to about 13 500 in a future year the overall value remains 27 billion dollars. The decline reflects higher unit costs with fewer planes.
Britain divides its Atomic Energy Commission into two bodies a research organization and a separate agency to run an 81.2 million annual commercial fuel and energy business with the aim of clearer management and growth.
A readers column on toilet training notes no universal method and urges consistency patient response to accidents and parental involvement. It compares outcomes between groups and suggests persistent routines help children learn to use the bathroom without scolding or delays.
Walter Jones won the Democratic nomination for North Carolina 1st District after a clear victory over four opponents in a special primary. Mrs. Sarah E. Small, the state’s first Negro candidate for Congress, finished second. Jones will face Republican John East in the January 22 general election to fill the late Herbert C. Bonner’s vacancy.
The Anderson Aviation Commission will take bids on December 28 for a 15 foot cutting mower and attachments. bids also are considered for an addition to the current air building. Plans show Arthur Hen ce Mongitect and associates submitting the lowest bid.
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